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Term: Harassment


Description:

Harassment refers to the act of persistently bothering, intimidating, or annoying someone in a way that causes distress or discomfort. It can occur in various forms such as verbal, physical, or online, and often involves unwanted attention, threats, or discriminatory behavior.

Senses:

  • Noun: The act of persistently bothering, intimidating, or annoying someone.
  • Noun: Unwanted offensive comments, actions, or behavior that may create an intimidating or hostile environment, often based on characteristics such as race, gender, or religion.

Usages:

  • Verbal Harassment: Verbal abuse or offensive comments directed towards someone, often resulting in emotional distress.
  • Sexual Harassment: Unwanted sexual advances, comments, or conduct that creates a hostile or uncomfortable environment for the victim.

Sample Sentences:

  1. I cannot tolerate the constant harassment from my neighbor's dog; it barks incessantly throughout the night.
  2. Workplaces should have strict policies in place to address any form of harassment and ensure a safe environment for all employees.
  3. She experienced continuous harassment on social media platforms, facing cyberbullying and hateful messages.
  4. The organization took immediate action against the employee who was found guilty of sexual harassment.
  5. Despite various laws against racial harassment, many individuals still endure discrimination in their daily lives.

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